AutoCatalog is a Python-based automation tool designed to scan, monitor, and log paginated digital library listings. It eliminates the need for manual inspection of vast catalogs by automating A-to-Z category crawling and title verification — empowering librarians, digital archivists, and QA teams to ensure content availability and maintain catalog health with ease.

Whether you're overseeing a university library's e-resources or managing a digital archive, AutoCatalog helps detect broken links, loading failures, and missing entries — with detailed logs and screenshots for complete transparency.

• 🔠 Crawls category-wise listings (A–Z, 0–9)
• 📄 Supports deep pagination (up to 100+ pages)
• 🔍 Verifies individual titles from Excel input
• 🔁 Built-in retry logic for timeouts or failed loads
• 📷 Captures screenshots of error pages
• 📊 Logs status of each title or page
• 📁 Saves results in Excel for easy review or reporting

• Python 3.10+
• Selenium WebDriver
• Pandas
• Headless Chrome

Scans paginated digital catalog from A–Z and logs status of each page. python catalog_crawler.py

• Page load issues will be retried.
• Failing pages are logged and screenshot saved in /screenshots.

Searches and verifies the availability of each book listed in AtoZeBooks.xlsx. python title_checker.py

• Each book title is searched individually.
• Result (Success, Link Not Found, etc.) is saved in an Excel file.

• ✅ Excel file with detailed status per book or page.
• 🖼️ Screenshots of pages where loading failed.
• 🧾 Console logs with live status and retries.